See your house on your plot
before you build

NLocator puts real parcels, real terrain and ready-made house models together in 3D — so buyers, builders and planners can see the same thing.

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Free to try — no account needed.

What is it?

Everything happens on the real plot, in the browser.

1

Plots as links

Pick one or more parcels on the map — searched by address or by parcel number — and keep them as a link. Open it later, or send it to anyone: they see exactly the same parcels.

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2

Design in 3D

Put a house on your plot in a few clicks. Choose from ready-made house models shared by builders, or upload your own 3D models — houses, sheds, garages, anything.

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3

See it in its surroundings

The plot is shown on real terrain, with the orthophoto and the existing neighbouring buildings around it. See how the house fits in — and how the land rises and falls under it.

4

Follow the sun

Pick any day of the year and any hour, and watch where the sunlight falls and the shadows go — over the garden, the terrace and the house itself.

See it in action

Screenshots from the plot designer.

See your house among what's already there
See your house among what's already there
Real neighbouring buildings and streets stand around the plot, so you see straight away how the house fits in.
Shadows through the day
An animation from morning to afternoon: the shadows of the trees and the house move across the garden with the sun.
Distances from the plot's boundary
Distances from the plot's boundary
Lines 4 m and 3 m from the boundary (Polish building regulations, § 12). If the house stands too close, you see a warning straight away.
A rich library of garden models
A rich library of garden models
Trees, shrubs, terraces, gazebos, garages, greenhouses, furniture and a playset. Everyone has them in the designer, with nothing to upload.
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3D terrain
3D terrain
The plot lies on the real lie of the land, with an aerial photo. You see whether the house will stand on a slope, in a hollow or on the flat.
Share links to your plots
Share links to your plots
Mark plots as available, reserved or sold and send a link. Buyers see a map with the current state.

Who is it for?

For anyone who has houses to show, or plots to sell.

House builders

  • Publish your house models on a public profile.
  • Customers place your houses on their own plots — and see them in the real place, in 3D.

Real-estate agencies

  • Send a link to the parcels — don't make buyers search the map themselves.
  • Mark each parcel as available, reserved or sold; the link always shows the current state.

Municipalities

  • Supporting local, traditional architecture? Publish the house designs your municipality recommends.
  • Residents can try them on their own plots before they decide.

Sharing a profile — what is it?

A public profile is a catalogue of 3D models and house plans that someone — a house builder, an architect, a municipality — has made available to everyone. When you use a profile, its houses appear in your own plot designer, right next to your own models, so you can put them on your plot.

  1. 1
    They publish
    The owner turns on “public profile” in their account — all their models and house plans become a catalogue.
  2. 2
    You pick one
    Browse public profiles and click “Use this catalogue”. You use one at a time; picking another replaces it.
  3. 3
    It's in your library
    Its houses and models show up in your plot designer, ready to drag onto your plot. They're read-only: you can place them, not change them.
  4. 4
    Nothing disappears
    Switch to another catalogue later, and what you've already placed stays on your plot.
Browse public profiles → Make your own profile public →
Want to design the house itself in detail — its plan, windows and doors? See the design tools.